Should they be allowed to drive?

From: Carl Peterson 
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2016 5:01 PM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] OT Donald Trump Says He Might Block Money Transfers 
toMexico - WSJ

There are areas of Baltimore where I would venture that more then 75% of 18-20 
year olds have no state ID and likely have no idea how, or means, to obtain 
one.  Should they be allowed to vote?  

On Apr 7, 2016, at 12:49 PM, Cameron Crum <[email protected]> wrote:


  I'm curious how any functioning adult lives life without an ID? Do they 
drive, buy tobacco, buy alcohol, buy prescription meds, have a bank account, 
have a job, travel on a plane, go to school, or any number of other things that 
require an ID almost daily? Your hyperbole about conservatives is just as bad 
as if I said the only reason you don't want voter id is so all the illegals can 
vote to keep your liberals in power. 

  On Thu, Apr 7, 2016 at 11:39 AM, Mathew Howard <[email protected]> wrote:

    Well... I'm all for keeping Mexicans from voting (as in citizens of 
Mexico)... but if we're talking US citizens of Mexican descent, they obviously 
have every bit as much right to vote as I do, whether I agree with who they 
vote for or not... and I don't know anyone that thinks otherwise. 


    On Thu, Apr 7, 2016 at 11:34 AM, Mike Hammett <[email protected]> wrote:

      Opponents think it's to keep "Mexicans" from voting because we're all 
racist.

      Voting is little different with the second Amendment and they're just 
fine with that.




      -----
      Mike Hammett
      Intelligent Computing Solutions

      Midwest Internet Exchange

      The Brothers WISP






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      From: "Mathew Howard" <[email protected]>
      To: "af" <[email protected]>
      Sent: Thursday, April 7, 2016 11:32:17 AM 

      Subject: Re: [AFMUG] OT Donald Trump Says He Might Block Money Transfers 
to Mexico - WSJ


      While I'm not familiar with Texas' requirements, a quick google tells me 
they require one of the following:

        a.. Texas driver license issued by the Texas Department of Public 
Safety (DPS) 
        b.. Texas Election Identification Certificate issued by DPS 
        c.. Texas personal identification card issued by DPS 
        d.. Texas license to carry a handgun issued by DPS 
        e.. United States military identification card containing the person’s 
photograph 
        f.. United States citizenship certificate containing the person’s 
photograph 
        g.. United States passport
      Those are all government issued forms of photo ID... I don't really see 
anything inconsistent there.


      here in Wisconsin, at least some student ID's are acceptable... and there 
is a process for obtaining an ID card completely free if you can't pay for the 
necessary documentation. But as far as requiring a birth certificate to get an 
ID, how else do you go about proving that you're actually citizen? I really 
don't see anything unfair about requiring someone to prove they're a citizen to 
be eligible to vote.


      On Thu, Apr 7, 2016 at 11:06 AM, Sean Heskett <[email protected]> wrote:

        The 42 member "freedom caucus" in the house only exists because of 
gerrymandering.  They are in districts that are so skewed that only a super 
conservative "republican" could ever win.   

        As for voter ID there is tons of evidence that absentee ballots have a 
lot of voter fraud but in person voting the fraud is less than .01%.  All the 
voter ID laws are designed to suppress in person voting with an illegal "poll 
tax".  Oh sure the ID might be "free" but the birth certificate you need to 
produce costs money.  Also in texas you can use your hunting or fishing license 
but you can't use a student ID...even if the student ID was issued by a state 
school.

        Tell me exactly how those two things in this country are 1. Fair 2. 
Make America great?!?!

        -Sean


        On Thursday, April 7, 2016, Mike Hammett <[email protected]> wrote:

          "conservative minority" HAH!

          Most people are in the middle and couldn't give a shit less, while 
indeed a minority fight for or against most things.

          "Progressive liberals" often forget the difference between legal and 
illegal immigration.

          If the "conservative minority" is gerrymandering districts in 
Illinois, they sure aren't very good at it. Both parties gerrymander and it 
sucks.

          You need an ID to do almost everything else in your life, why should 
the most important thing be any different?

          BTW: I'd like to welcome unchecked emotion to a mostly logical 
conversation. 




          -----
          Mike Hammett
          Intelligent Computing Solutions

          Midwest Internet Exchange

          The Brothers WISP






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          From: "Sean Heskett" <[email protected]>
          To: [email protected]
          Sent: Thursday, April 7, 2016 1:16:11 AM
          Subject: Re: [AFMUG] OT Donald Trump Says He Might Block Money 
Transfers to Mexico - WSJ

          "The Wall" is a stupid, ignorant and an expensive attempt to solve a 
non-issue...PERIOD! 

          My great grandfather was an immigrant from Italy...when no one liked 
Italians.  Italy was poor and invading north africa his motivation  was the 
same as all the South Americans coming here now (I say South Americans because 
most of the illegal immigrants are forms Countries south of Mexico) He forbade 
my grandmother from learning Italian because at that time the Italians were 
looked down upon (early 1900's)

          Totally shameful that everyone has the "close the gate behind me" 
mentality.  America (not 'merica) is built on immigrants.  Those who have no 
compassion for the Syrians fleeing oppression or the South Americans migrating 
north for a better life are just plain stupid in my opinion.

          As a progressive liberal - yeah I said it and I'm fucking proud of 
being a progressive liberal - im so sick and tired of the agenda of this 
country being driven by this damn conservative minority who would rather see 
their neighbor fail. And yes it is a conservative minority because they have to 
gerrymander districts and enact "voter ID" laws in order to win.  Social 
security and Medicare/Medicade are vital to our well being and prevent the old, 
sick and poor from dying on the streets.

          I could go on and on but #fucktrump and #fuckcruze their policies and 
rhetoric have no place in a "civilized" society.  

          What the happened to "love thy neighbor"?!?!?  Seriously WTF?

          I can't wait to see the republican convention contort itself into a 
million pieces...you reap what you sow.

          America is already fucking great!  

          Sorry for all the cursing but it really chaps my hide to see American 
politicians act this poorly.

          2 cents

          -Sean  

          On Wednesday, April 6, 2016, Paul McCall <[email protected]> wrote:

            Guys,  I am not a Trump fan boy, so let’s make this disclaimer up 
front.



            However,  there is a LOT of street smarts in this guy.  The 
negotiation is just that… a negotiation.  IF he gets in, and starts this 
process and is bound and determined to make it happen, extremities can be 
discussed (or thrown out there as shots across the bow), and then adjustments 
get made.  The point of a wall WILL be built, coming from him, gets it started, 
and having Mexico start to feel the pinch (in whatever way that takes) will get 
people’s attention.  



            Is “the wall” THE answer to immigration challenges?  Of course not. 
 Is it helpful and one part of the total solution needed?   absolutely.  There 
IS NO border with the U.S. right now.  What is there is a façade.  Trump is 
crude and I wish he would tone down the rhetoric a bit (for everybody’s 
benefit, including himself), but this country needs action in so, so many areas 
and nobody seems to have the gonads to do anything that isn’t buried in PC or 
politics or corruption or power or all of the above.



            I acknowledge that I may be naïve or optimistic on the subject.  
But, I still believe in America and its strength and there is been absolutely 
nothing done in recent time to maintain or increase its strength… only further 
dilution and division and flailing discourse at an unprecedented level 
historically.



            Not a Trump fan, but “let’s have some balls and fix our country fan”



            Paul



            From: Af [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jaime Solorza
            Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2016 7:10 PM
            To: Animal Farm
            Subject: [AFMUG] OT Donald Trump Says He Might Block Money 
Transfers to Mexico - WSJ



            What a fucking idiot idea....from a fucking idiot.... did I say 
fucking idiot..oh yes I did 

            
http://www.wsj.com/articles/donald-trump-says-he-might-block-money-transfers-to-mexico-1459892237





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